Luton Town is in the English Premier League for the first time in the club’s history. After joining from Aston Villa, Zimbabwe international Marvelous Nakamba played a huge role in Luton’s promotion story. Can Nakamba now help the Hatters stay in the Premier League? Luton in the Big Time The EPL is arguably the best
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By Kevin A. Edwards According to officials quoted by the Financial Times, the United States is trying to discourage African leaders from attending the upcoming Russia-Africa summit in St. Petersburg on July 27-28. The U.S. is reportedly pressuring African countries to condemn Russia’s withdrawal from a grain deal, a move that has raised concerns among
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Zimbabwe’s government reformed its educational systems to align with the new national goals soon after independence. Let us examine the ongoing efforts toward its fulfillment. Education is one of the driving forces behind the success of any society. This statement is even more prominent in third-world countries like Zimbabwe. The country is in Southern Africa,
By UK Bureau VICE president Constantino Chiwenga is hospitalised in South Africa, the presidency admitted Monday, adding that he was expected to return home this week. Chiwenga, who led the November 2017 coup which ousted long-serving ruler Robert Mugabe, was the subject of fervent social media speculation over the past week amid reports he was
By Staff Reporter OPPOSITION demands must be reasonable, or they become an impediment to the electoral process, former UN secretary general Kofi Annan has said. Chairman of The Elders Group, Annan was responding to questions from journalists at a press briefing in Harare at the end of marathon meetings with political leaders ahead of the country’s
By AFP PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has only a narrow lead over opposition leader Nelson Chamisa ahead of Zimbabwe’s landmark elections on July 30, according to a poll released on Friday. The Afrobarometer poll put Mnangagwa on 40% and Chamisa on 37% and said there was now a “reasonable possibility” the opposition champion could win after
By Agencies & UK Bureau THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has defended its new electoral roll after allegations that thousands of fake names, duplicates and dead people are registered to cast ballots in a July 30 vote. The roll has long been a contentious feature of elections and is accused of being at the core of
By Staff Reporter MUTARE: MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has reiterated his determination rename the country to Great Zimbabwe. Chamisa is the opposition alliance’s presidential elections for elections scheduled for July 30. Addressing thousands of party supporters at Sakubva Stadium Saturday, Chamisa said the country’s name has been ruined by the ruling Zanu PF party.
By Associated Press HARARE: A scandal over leaked data has hit the crunch July 30 election after the ruling party sent personalised, unsolicited campaign messages to potential voters’ mobile phones. The opposition says thousands of supporters reported receiving the messages. “Zanu-PF has been caught with its hands in the cookie jar. There is no legal
By Sports Reporter RUGBY Africa, the administrative body for rugby union on the continent has been forced to issue a public apology after Zimbabweans expressed outrage for the appalling treatment of the senior national rugby team by their Tunisian counterparts on Monday. The Sables are in the North African country this week where they will
By UK Bureau THE collapse of Ziscosteel, once the largest integrated steelmaker in sub-Saharan Africa north of the Limpopo, effectively sucked the life out of the once-prosperous and vibrant Midlands town of Redcliff. Zisco FC, a much-loved soccer team funded by the steelmaker for the social pleasure of its workers, became defunct; its stadium –
ZIMBABWE’S political parties are trudging along towards the July 30 elections to choose a new administration, although there is simmering tension over state media bias, the role of the military and disgruntlement about the shortcomings by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), which opposition parties still feel could be deliberately undermining conditions for free and fair
By UK Bureau “Some world leaders seem to believe the charade that a new dawn has somehow arrived in Zimbabwe. It has not.” PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa did not seize power in coup and then, miraculously, become a reformer or a democrat overnight, former finance minister Tendai Biti has warned the West. In an opinion article
By Associated Press HWANGE: PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday backed out of his first campaign rally since a deadly attack on Saturday that has been called an assassination attempt. An official announced to a packed stadium in Hwange that Mnangagwa was no longer attending, without giving details. The stadium was under tight security, with soldiers
By William Milasi THE “patriotic and revolutionary” thing for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to do now is retire and allow the country to move, the Zanu PF leader’s biggest electoral rival has said. Mnangagwa is looking to cement and legitimise his hold on the presidency in the crunch July 30 ballot after controversially assuming power through
By UK Bureau TWO people were confirmed dead Monday from injuries sustained in the explosion which rocked a rally addressed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in Bulawayo Saturday. The first fatalities from the still unexplained blast were confirmed by authorities at Mpilo Central Hospital in the country’s second largest city. Health and child care minister David
By Byo & Hre Correspondents TWO people died Monday from injuries sustained in the explosion which rocked a rally addressed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in Bulawayo Saturday. The first fatalities from the still unexplained blast were confirmed by authorities at Mpilo Central Hospital in the country’s second largest city. “I can confirm that two male
By Associated Press and Own Staff HARARE:President Emmerson Mnangagwa was unscathed Saturday by an explosion at his Bulawayo campaign rally that state media called an attempt to assassinate him, later visiting his two injured vice presidents and declaring the “cowardly act” will not disrupt next month’s historic elections. Dramatic footage showed a smiling Mnangagwa walking
